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The process of two big math problems in senior two.
(1) Solution: Let San and Sbn be the sum of the first n terms of {an}{bn} respectively, and there are

san=a 1( 1-p^n)/( 1-p),sbn=b 1( 1-q^n)/( 1-q)

From Cn=an+bn, sn = San+sbn.

=a 1( 1-p^n)/( 1-p)+b 1( 1-q^n)/( 1-q)

sn/s(n- 1)=[a 1( 1-q)+b 1( 1-q)-a 1( 1-q)p^n-b 1( 1-p)q^n]/

[a 1( 1-q)+b 1( 1-q)-a 1( 1-q)p^(n- 1)-b 1( 1-p)q^(n- 1]]

Sequence {an}{bn} is a geometric series composed of positive numbers, so p>q>0 can be divided into two categories according to the relationship between P and 1.

1 hour1>: p > Q, hour, n-> oo, p n-> 0,q^n—>; 0,p^(n- 1)—>; 0,q^(n- 1)—>; 0, so:

Serial number (n-1)-> [a1(1-q)+b1(1-q)]/[a1-]

2. When p> 1, 1/p

sn/s(n- 1)=[a 1( 1-q)( 1/p)^(n- 1)+b 1( 1-q)( 1/p)^(n- 1)-a 1( 1-q)p-b 1( 1-p)q(q/p)^(n- 1)]/

【a 1( 1-q)( 1/p)^(n- 1)+b 1( 1-q)( 1/p)^(n- 1)-a 1( 1-q)p-b 1( 1-p)(q/p)^(n- 1))]—>; p

To sum up: when P

When p> is at 1, limsn/s (n- 1) = p,

(2) Solution: (1) Proof: When n >; At 1

3t*Sn-(2t+3)S(n- 1)=3t

3t*S(n+ 1)-(2t+3)Sn=3t

Subtract two expressions: 3t*a(n+ 1)-(2t+3)*an=0.

Therefore, a (n+1)/an = 2/3+1/t (constant).

In addition, 3t * S2-(2t+3) s1= 3t * (a2+a1)-(2t+3) * a1= 3t.

Arrangement: A2/A 1 = 2/3+ 1/t (constant)

Therefore, {an} is a geometric series.

(2) F (t) = 2/3+ 1/t, so BN = 2/3+B (n- 1).

Bn-b(n- 1)=2/3 (constant) {bn} is a arithmetic progression, the first term is 1, and the tolerance is 2/3.

So: bn =1+2 (n-1)/3 = (1+2n)/3.

(3) Because the tolerance of bn is 2/3, and b(k+2)-b(k)=4/3, {B2N} is a arithmetic progression with b2=5/3 as the first term and the tolerance is 4/3.

The original formula = b1b2-b2b3+b3b4b5-...+b2n-1b2n-b2nb2n+1.

= B2(b 1-B3)+B4(B3-b5)+…+b2n(b2n- 1-b2n+ 1)

=(-4/3)(b2+b4+…+b2n)

=(-4/3){ 5n/3+[n *(n- 1)/2]* 4/3 }

=-(8n^2+ 12n)/9